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when we got to the table. Eric Baldwin led out for 1,000, and his lone opponent called on the button. The 
on the turn slowed down both players, as they both checked through, and the river brought the 
. Baldwin assembled a bet of 2,300, and after about 20 seconds of thought, his opponent tossed in a Pink T5,000 chip for the call.
for a flush, and his opponent sent his cards towards the dealer. Baldwin is back over starting stack with that hand, sitting on 23,000.
, and there was already 6,600 in the pot when we arrived. The small blind led for 4,200, and Kuether made the call from the button.
, completing a back door flush, and his opponent thought for about 20 seconds before moving the rest of his chips in. It was a bet of more then 11,000, and it represented most of Kuether's stack. Kuether spent about 90 seconds in the tank before eventually giving his hand up.
. One of his opponents got out of the way, but the other player min raised it to 850. Baldwin took little time in clicking it back to 1,900, and his opponent made the call.
hit the turn, and his opponent quickly assembled chips for a 2,800 bet. As soon as they hit the table, Bladwin chucked his cards towards the muck, giving the pot to his opponent.
, and Kuether called his opponent's bet of 650. The turn brought the 
, and this time, it was checked to Kuether, who fired out 1,850. His opponent quickly released, and Kuether boosted his stack up to 23,000.